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Referendum legislation passes parliament, putting Australia on track for Voice vote
The Senate votes in favour of the Voice to Parliament legislation, finalising the form of the referendum.
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'A win for all Kanak people' says first indigenous Harvard graduate
New Caledonian Joe Xulue has made history by becoming the first person of Kanak heritage to graduate from Harvard University in the US.
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Tagata O Te Moana for 17 June 2023
Audio 17 Jun 2023Outbreak of Influenza in Guam's evac centres weeks on from typhoon; Pacific journo's urged not to be swayed by geopolitical narratives; Fulbright scholar becomes the first Kanak to graduate from… Audio
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Minister explains what's needed before Bougainville referendum can be tabled
A senior minister in Papua New Guinea has laid out the process required for the autonomous region of Bougainville to have its independence referendum tabled in parliament. Audio
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UN told France has ‘robbed’ Kanaks of New Caledonian independence
New Caledonia's Kanak national liberation movement has told the UN Decolonisation Committee in New York that France has "robbed" the indigenous people of their independence and has appealed for help.
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Pacific Waves for 15 June 2023
PNG Minister commits to tabling Bougainville referendum; Fulbright scholar becomes the first Kanak to graduate from Harvard Law School; More action needed to protect the future of Pacific languages -… Audio
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PNG Minister commits to tabling Bougainville referendum
PNG Minister commits to tabling Bougainville referendum. Audio
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Group of French citizens in New Caledonia seeks voting rights
Group of French citizens in New Caledonia seeks voting rights. Audio
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Pacific news in brief for June 13
A round-up of news from around the Pacific.
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Palika party says ten-year residency acceptable to gain voting rights in New Caledonia
New Caledonia's pro-independence Palika party says a ten-year residency to get voting rights in provincial elections was suggested in talks with the visiting French interior minister Gerald Darmanin. Audio
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Nicola Sturgeon: Police release Scotland's former first minister without charge
Nicola Sturgeon has been released without charge pending further investigations after being arrested by police.
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Complete RNZ Editorial Audit
Audio 11 Jun 2023Comprehensive list of stories found to have been edited inappropriately, or that breached RNZ's editorial standards.
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Lowering voting age a 'gateway' to improving education
Mid-Canterbury's youngest elected member says lowering the voting age at general elections is a gateway to improving overall civics education.
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Pacific Waves for 10 June 2023
Audio 10 Jun 2023American Samoa lifts its Measles Emergency Declaration; Delay in tabling the Bougainville independence referendum explained; Tonga's rugby coach says his team has x-factor for Rugby World Cup. Audio
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Delay in tabling the Bougainville independence referendum
Audio 10 Jun 2023Delay in tabling the Bougainville independence referendum explained. Audio
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RNZ investigating Kremlin-friendly story edits
RNZ is investigating how online stories about the war in Ukraine, supplied by an international news agency, were edited to align with the Russian view of events. A staff member has been stood down… Audio
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Bougainville referendum results to be tabled later this year
The results of the Bougainville referendum will not be tabled during the current session of the Papua New Guinea parliament.
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Week in Politics: Chris Hipkins' worst week
Analysis - For a competent minister - and he has shown himself to be that - Michael Wood has got himself into a real muddle, writes Peter Wilson.
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Increasing talk of 'war' in Russia worrying sign of escalation
For more than 15 months Russia has been fighting a war in Ukraine that the Kremlin refused to call a war - but that is changing: President Vladimir Putin is using the word "war" more often.
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Pacific news in brief for June 9
A round-up of news from around the Pacific including a breakthrough on climate change loss and damage payments.
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Pacific news in brief for June 7
A round-up of news from around the Pacific including Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Tokelau and Vanuatu
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Moetai Brotherson in France for talks
French Polynesia's new president is in Paris for wide-ranging talks with the French government and the organisers of the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics.
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'No time to waste' dropping voting age to 16 - campaigners
A group campaigning to lower the voting age to 16 has been vindicated by an expert review of electoral laws. Audio
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Bougainville referendum due to be tabled in PNG parliament
A report on Bougainville's quest for independence from Papua New Guinea could be tabled in the national parliament in the session that starts today. Audio
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Electoral review recommends lowering voting age to 16
A group campaigning to lower the voting age to 16 has been vindicated in the electoral system review. The sweeping review into the country's electoral system is recommending the voting age be lowered… Audio
